Entry-Level Application Engineer – Semiconductor Test

An entry-level engineering role focused on developing, debugging, and optimizing semiconductor test solutions using Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), software development in Java, and hardware-interface troubleshooting on V93000 and SmarTest 8 platforms. Requires up to 20% travel to customer sites.

San Jose, California, United States
Full-time
On-site
Posted Nov 9, 2026

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Responsibilities

Develop and debug semiconductor test solutions on V93000 / SmarTest 8
Support test program bring-up, conversion, characterization, and optimization
Develop test software using Java and scripting languages
Troubleshoot device, test-program, and hardware-interface issues
Use bench instruments such as oscilloscopes, DMMs, and power supplies for debug and characterization
Analyze test results and support improvements in test coverage and test time
Collaborate with engineering teams and customers to resolve technical issues
Document test solutions and technical findings

Skills

Javascripting languagessemiconductor testingAutomatic Test Equipment (ATE)oscillilloscopesDMMsAdvantest V93000SmarTest 8JavaoscilloscopesDMMs

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We are seeking a motivated Entry-Level Application Engineer to join our System Applications Engineering team. This role is ideal for a recent graduate or early-career engineer interested in Automatic Test Equipment (ATE), semiconductor testing, software development, and hands-on electronics. You will work with experienced engineers to develop, debug, and optimize test solutions using Advantest V93000 and SmarTest 8, while supporting next-generation semiconductor devices and customer applications. Responsibilities Develop and debug semiconductor test solutions on V93000 / SmarTest 8. Support test program bring-up, conversion, characterization, and optimization. Develop test software using Java and scripting languages. Troubleshoot device, test-program, and hardware-interface issues. Use bench instruments such as oscilloscopes, DMMs, and power supplies for debug and characterization. Analyze test results and support improvements in test coverage and test time. Collaborate with engineering teams and customers to resolve technical issues. Document test solutions and technical findings. Travel up to 20% to customer and company sites.